Issue 10, pp. 753-832, October 1861, SMSJ

investigationstestimonyuseSOUTHERNMEDICAL AND SURGICAL JOURNALML AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, OCTOBER, 1861. NO. IllORIGINAL AND ECLECTIC.ARTICLE XVIII.[Conci :iber number.]Indi - -of tic Southern Oonfedei % acywhichmayill In in: 7 U of Mala/rial Fever. ByJoskpu Jones, M. D., Professor of Medical Chemistry mthe Medical College of Georgia, and Chemist to the CottonRanters' Convention of Georgia.No. 2.SUMMARY:Wild Uorehound, (Eupatorium rotundifolium.)—Botanical description; geographical distribution ;medical operation and uses; extensivelyemployed in domestic practice in the treatment of intermittent fever :medical properties first brought prominently to the notice of the profession,by George Jones, President of the Georgia Medical Society; testimonyof Dr. Jones, showing that it serves as an excellent substitutefor Peruvian bark;testimony of Dr. Nathaniel Chapman, of Philadelphia,to its value in intermittent fever.BUvk Willow, (Salix nigra.)—Testimony of Michaux to its valuein intermittent fever.Vhite Willow of "Europe, (Salix alba.)—Chemical composition :analysis of M. M. Pelleticx and Caventou ; discovery of the principleicin by Buchner, of Germany ; of M. Fontan a,telli, M. Leroux, upon'the different species of Willow properties;salicin : medical properties and uses of Willow bark;of, by theancients, brought to the notice of the profession in 17.'). by Rev. Mr.of Mr. Stone to its value; testimony of FamesWhite and Wilkin- of by Elaller : of European physiciansto the value of Salicin,48